Eastvale, CA Sign Regulations: Political Signs (2026)

Eastvale's Land Development Code folds political signs directly into its definition of "temporary sign" at Municipal Code Sec. 070(e)(4): any commercial, non-commercial or political sign displayed for a limited time. That means a campaign sign placed in the public right of way, rather than on private property, is governed by the weekend-only placement window in Sec. m. m. Sunday. Signs left up outside that window are subject to removal. Size and construction rules apply too: a right-of-way temporary sign must be free-standing on a wood or metal stake, no higher than four feet above grade, no larger than six square feet, and no more than three feet in either height or width.

It must be sturdy, weatherproof, non-illuminated, and carry the contact name and phone number of the person responsible for it. Placement is restricted further: signs must sit at least 20 feet from the curved portion of a corner and at least two feet from the edge of a curb or sidewalk, and they cannot go on a sidewalk, in a roadway median, or be attached to a utility pole, sign post, fence or wall. A sign posted on private property is not covered by this right-of-way rule and falls instead under the general sign standards elsewhere in Sec.

070. Because the weekend window was written into the same subsection that lists real-estate open-house and directional signs, it applies equally to a right-of-way political sign, regardless of election timing.